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About Oxyhaler – A New Era in Respiratory Protection
World’s First Antiviral Nasal Inhaler, Tested for Safety and Proven for EfficacyDr. Shekhar Vaman Phulpagar
Founder & CEO, Parsik Enterprises
(Patent Holder – Government of India, Patent No. 407186)
At ParsiK Enterprises, we are dedicated to developing innovative and science-backed healthcare solutions that protect and improve lives.
Our flagship product — Oxyhaler — is the world’s first antiviral nasal inhaler, created using patented technology and supported by scientific research.
Oxyhaler has been officially granted a patent by the Government of India (Patent No. 407186), confirming its originality, authenticity, and innovation in respiratory care.
The formulation has been laboratory tested for safety against bacteria, fungi, heavy metals, and carcinogens, and has shown 97.81% efficacy against SARS-CoV-2 and H. influenza viruses.
By improving oxygen saturation (SpO₂) levels within minutes and offering rapid relief from nasal congestion, Oxyhaler supports recovery from ailments such as the common cold, viral pneumonia, asthma, and post-viral complications.
Our mission at Parsik Enterprises is to make safe, effective, and affordable respiratory protection accessible to every individual.
With Oxyhaler, we are redefining the future of respiratory care and building a healthier, safer tomorrow.
What our customers have to say
Rated 4 out of 5
"Oxyhaler worked like magic during my viral infection. Within minutes, my breathing improved and the congestion started clearing."
Rajesh T., Pune
Rated 4 out of 5
"I’ve tried many inhalers, but nothing worked as fast as Oxyhaler. My SpO₂ level increased in just 10 minutes!"
Anjali Mehra, Mumbai
Rated 4 out of 5
"After recovering from COVID, I faced breathing issues daily. Oxyhaler gave me instant relief and supported my recovery."
Vivek Sharma, Delhi
Rated 4 out of 5
"My child had post-measles pneumonia, and Oxyhaler helped a lot in clearing nasal blocks and improving oxygen levels."
Priya N., Bengaluru
Rated 4 out of 5
"We live in a cold region where colds and chest infections are common. Oxyhaler has become a part of our family medicine kit."
Dr. Kavita Rao, Shimla